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LaCividina expresses authentic made in Italy through the design and creation of collections of designer sofas and armchairs.
For almost half a century, LaCividina has been producing with ingenuity and originality, preserving in its work the inestimable value of Italian manual culture. This attention to detail is combined with the ability to compete internationally, thanks to organization and management.
Each collection of sofas and armchairs arises from constant dialogue with designers from all over the world and this is how LaCividina has become a partner of important interior living projects in public and private environments.
Aesthetic purity, quality of materials, perfection of workmanship, organizational capacity: LaCividina brings design and comfort, and keeps the Italian manual culture alive.
Let's see together 5 design armchairs
Velor is an armchair with a rounded, enveloping backrest. Available with backrest in two heights and in the fixed or swivel version.
Suitable for residential or contract use
Peter Harvey imagines the Nautile armchair as a sculpture, born from a single block of material: methacrylate, worked with the same craftsmanship as marble.
It seduces with its soft and round shapes, as ancient as an ammonite, a bubble about to burst or a drop of rain just before being swallowed by the earth.
Fulvio Bulfoni is inspired by the geometric shape of the cube to create Status, an armchair with rigorous shapes.
Suitable for residential or contract use
The designer Antonino Sciortino creates Filinea, a futuristic armchair inspired by euphorbia tirucalli and made of very thin steel rod. The complex ramifications of this plant, very common in Southern Italy, were the starting point for an impossible project: an air shape made up of geometric lines that intersect each other to create an armchair. A very light seat, made by expert hands with a steel rod that is only a few millimeters thick. An orderly tangle on which to rest as if suspended in the air.
Antonio Rodriguez creates a retro-futuristic lounge chair, Aria is the perfect union of lightness and bombast, technological skill and craftsmanship.
If the steel structure is reminiscent of a typical upholstered armchair, the laser shaping intervenes to create rhombus-shaped voids, which become its characteristic feature.
The structure is then covered in leather, completely by hand.
